I Swapped Marriages and Turned a Playboy into a Commander: My Reborn Cousin Regrets It to Tears

As far as this book is concerned: First of all, is this a book about tsundere? Dark belly? I think the current progress of the story of pure love, doting wife, military brother VS career brain, golden finger, clear love and hate, and beautiful sister is normal. The heroine is dedicated to her career. Nothing is more important than living. She occasionally shows off. Others treat her well and return it twice as much. Others treat her badly and return it twice as much. This kind of mental state It's great, and more importantly, the protagonist's outlook is very upright, and the male protagonist's family atmosphere is also very good. Although the emotional drama is very important, who can't love a female protagonist who is dedicated to her career? [Shy] It's a matter of time, and the male protagonist is about to be conquered by the female protagonist (although it's self-inflicted), which can be seen from his daily behavior, right? Anyway, it is just a "sweet little daily novel". It occasionally tortures the little cannon fodder Yiyi Yaoyao who comes to sell swords at door-to-door. There are no big emotional ups and downs. In layman's terms, isn't this the dream of living a retired life ahead of schedule? ! (If you don't know what I'm talking about, just think I'm rambling. If what I'm talking about is unreasonable, just think I'm crazy [star])

It's quite good-looking, at least better than others that have no logic. Both the male and female protagonists are pretty good. The male protagonist and his family all dote on the female protagonist. Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist have their mouths. The female protagonist is not merciful to her scumbag father and her enemies. She does things very straightforwardly and collects property. It's better than many other novels I've read. The female protagonist is really rich and feels at ease. It's a plain sweet novel.

It is a very good article, different from ordinary period articles. Although there is some military service, but it is a Tibetan area. The male protagonist is really charming. From the beginning of the cooperation to the later discovery that he was attracted, he directly had a direct relationship with the female protagonist, hoping to get along with him in a different way. And he really respects the heroine and gives her a choice. He doesn't want her to passively choose him in an unfamiliar and unfamiliar environment. He is really charming, okay? From being a venomous enemy in the beginning to being gentle and considerate after falling in love, ahhhh, I love watching it, hee hee😄

Overall OK. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is sweet and the emotional lines are quite natural. Now I read that the heroine's mother found the heroine. It turned out that the original owner's second uncle wanted to seize the original owner's father's property and said that the original owner was dead. This reason is okay, but what I can't accept is that this is a cross-book. After all, this mother is the original owner's mother, but the heroine naturally recognized her. (I haven't watched it so far) The villains in it are all evil to the end. It's not impossible, but they just feel too stupid. The heroine's attitude is that of not caring. She was pushed when transporting herbs to the disaster area and was hurt, but she didn't pursue it (it should have been pursued, please correct me if I'm wrong). After the villagers were afraid that the heroine would get into trouble because of the college entrance examination, and that the heroine didn't plant medicine fields, they didn't pursue it. I understand that the heroine doesn't care and knows that this matter will be beneficial to them later, but I personally don't feel very happy about it.

It is a really good period novel. It does not read impetuously, nor is it too violent. The characters and main storyline are really rare. There is romance, tenderness, and feelings. There are bad guys, but not frequently. There are not so many bad romances. The unity between military wives is also extremely rare. It is not the kind of novel in which all the bad guys are bad except the protagonist. The male protagonist has a good family background and a warm family atmosphere. The female protagonist has a structure and dreams, is talented/wealthy and beautiful. I really like it. It's just that the heroine still has to take the college entrance examination. It would be great if she graduated from college early. Hey, I'm so anxious. Please update it quickly! The author is very [shy]

I give five stars, firstly, because the author's language skills are good and it looks very comfortable; secondly, because the relationship comes naturally and we hold hands with each other, fighting together and working hard for our respective beliefs, which makes me very moved; thirdly, because the male protagonist's family environment and family tradition are really very good, and they care and support each other. It can be said that it makes up for all the emotional deficiencies of the female protagonist, and it is complete in the true sense. The heroine does not have an exaggerated golden finger or incredible abilities, but she is really deepening her profession step by step and wants to promote pharmacy in this era to do better.

The male protagonist is quite likable, he has a sharp tongue, is dedicated and responsible, but he is a little inferior to the female protagonist. It is not a good story, and the female protagonist is quite suffocating, if not a coward. The space is of little use and appears only infrequently. The heroine's hands were too loose, and the fabric, cream, and chocolate cake were sent out.

It's quite interesting. The author's writing style is good, and the writing is very smooth and natural. I also like the characters of the heroine and the hero. I'm not a bad character, but I feel that there are too many descriptions of the supporting characters. From the heroine's relatives before joining the army, to a few people who are looking for trouble after joining the army, it feels a bit indifferent to me. I hope the author can do more interactions between the male and female protagonists in the future.

It's still pretty, but when the heroine got married, did the Xu family not give her a bride price, but only a change fee? Moreover, the heroine was too generous, giving away any spring water to anyone, and sharing half of the fabric with her sister-in-law. The most important thing is that she didn't see anything given to her by her sister-in-law.

The overall feeling is pretty good. The score of 7.9 Is indeed a bit low. I feel it can reach around 8.8. The article is about a pharmaceutical tycoon who only contributes one drug for heart disease. He spends the rest of his time making cosmeceuticals to make money. I still like the previous relationship lines between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist loves wholeheartedly. This kind of pure and perfect love can only be seen in novels. She has a vicious tongue and turns into a love talker. I always feel that the female protagonist's personal charm is still a bit lacking and not attractive enough, so the love of the male protagonist seems a bit abrupt. The heroine's space seems to be of little use. The vegetables and herbs grown in the space are not mentioned later. They might as well be just a storage function. The little M housekeeper in the space also disappeared in the end. Overall it's good. The plot is compact, the emotional lines are delicate, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is full of joy, which is still very good. The setting of two twins is very nice, and the whole story is about the independence and equality of women. This point of view is still great.